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Drone became self aware! Skynet has arrived!
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Drones become self aware! Well, it was bound to happen, but the US started attacking our own…. USS Chancellor took a hit during combat systems tests…bet they didn’t see that coming! (too soon?)
And in other news:
I feel bad for the Malay…they don’t get laid till 23??? That’s messed up. But the most interesting fact of the day? Antartica uses FIREFOX!
http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/top-25-informative-maps-that-you-ll-never-forget
And for those who want to keep score at home, try this nuclear weapons video…it gets very pretty in the late 50’s/early 60’s
http://memolition.com/2013/10/16/time-lapse-map-of-every-nuclear-explosion-ever-on-earth/
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thanks mallery i enjoyed both
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Love Skynet!
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Read that Iran has launched a new type of drone. How much will drone warfare make up the future battlefields?
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Well, on the small scale stuff, everything is going to go this way.
On the big scale, and looking at the logistics/realities, unsanctioned Biological Warfare is the only thing that’s going to defeat a place like China if there is a need to.
Perhaps, a drone armed with biological agents will accidentally “crash” in Beijing.
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Perhaps, a drone armed with biological agents will accidentally “crash” in Beijing.
good idea.
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First things first!
AMAZON is planning on delivery via Drones in about five years next to your door.
If no accidental crash will happen then , then the Beijing crash will be out of the Game!:-D
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Definitely a good time to purchase a few more firearms :D
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A news story from today along the same Skynet lines:
“At its core RoboEarth is a world wide web for robots: a giant network and database repository where robots can share information and learn from each other,” said Rene van de Molengraft, the RoboEarth project leader.
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@CWO:
A news story from today along the same Skynet lines:
“At its core RoboEarth is a world wide web for robots: a giant network and database repository where robots can share information and learn from each other,” said Rene van de Molengraft, the RoboEarth project leader.
THIS IS THE END!!!
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By the way, for a very early (circa 1950s?) anticipation of the Skynet concept, I recommend the Arthur C. Clarke short story “Dial F. For Frankenstein”, which has been published in a couple of his short story anthologies.
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WE NEED TO FIND CONNOR!!
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Here’s a 1970 sci-fi film that, like the Terminator series, features a sentient supercomputer launching nuclear weapons at mankind in a bid for world domination: Colossus: The Forbin Project.
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